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About Consumer Electronics, Moblile Technology and more Youtube https://t.co/hyUjqqn9EX
Nairobi, Kenya Katılım Mayıs 2009
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@kype_computers @OffGdynamics Nice. Panel ulishika na ngapi per watt? Planning on doing sth similar
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Talking of solar
Early last moved into a new house
Would use roughly kes 7-10k to a month on tokens.
Previous house it was 800-1500.
The electrical expert in me was like nah, hii nyumba nabuy one panel monthly. No way
Ordered 2 pcs 600w panels, 5kwh lithium battery and 3kw hybrid inverter from mysupplier. This is not cheap😃
Installed them and integrated into the house wiring. ( don’t try this at home if you’re not a professional)
Kplc only runs shower and oven only.
Everything else from electric kettle, microwave, washing machine, tv, etc runs on solar 24/7.
Best decision ever.
Am just a boy😁
Trent Lane@khom_ombo
Installed some Chinese Solar security lights over the weekend and lmao a whole night 150W only uses one bar of it's charge Would invest to see if it runs the rig
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🚨🌧️🌊 HEAVY RAINFALL, STRONG WINDS & LARGE WAVES ADVISORY – UPDATE No. 2
Advisory No. 04/2026
Issued by the Kenya Meteorological Service Authority (KMSA)
📅 Valid: 24th April 2026 (6pm) – 1st May 2026 (7pm)
🌧️ Rainfall Outlook
Rainfall exceeding 20mm in 24 hours is expected over several parts of the country including:
• Highlands East & West of the Rift Valley
• Lake Victoria Basin & Rift Valley
• Southeastern Lowlands
• Northeastern & Northwestern Kenya
🔺 Peak rainfall expected: 26th – 28th April 2026
🌊 The Coast is likely to experience heavy rainfall up to 27th April 2026.
🌬️ Strong Winds
• Southerly to southeasterly winds exceeding 25 knots (≈12.8 m/s) expected over:
Coast
Southeastern Lowlands
Northeastern & Northwestern Kenya
🌊 Ocean Conditions
• Wave heights >2 meters expected in coastal waters ⚠️
⚠️ Impacts & Risks
• Flooding & flash floods
• Poor visibility
• Rising river levels (even in areas without heavy rainfall)
• Risk of landslides in hilly areas (Aberdare ranges, Mt. Kenya and surrounding regions)
• Hazardous marine conditions
❗ Safety Advisory
• Avoid walking or driving through moving water
• Do not shelter under trees or near grilled windows during storms
• Be cautious in landslide-prone and low-lying areas
• Exercise extra caution in maritime activities
📍 Affected Areas Include:
Northwestern, Western & Lake Victoria Basin, Central Highlands (including Nairobi), Southeastern Lowlands, Coastal region, Northeastern Kenya, and nearby counties.
📄 See full advisory for detailed county coverage.
👀 Stay updated through official KMD platforms:
📥 7-Day Forecast & Maps: meteo.go.ke/our-products/7…
📥 County Forecasts: meteo.go.ke/our-products/c…
📲 WhatsApp Channel: whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va…
🌦️ FASTA-Ken App: tinyurl.com/FASTAweather
🌍 Website: meteo.go.ke
#HeavyRainfallAdvisory #StrongWinds #OceanWaves #KenyaWeather #KMD #StayPrepared 🌧️🌊🇰🇪
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PRESS RELEASE
Kenya Rolls out First Trial of Digital Sound Broadcasting Services #worldradioday2026 @Mugonyid #DigitalTransformation #CAAt25
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You need to be specific they target these garbage TV boxes like these
Moe@moneyacademyKE
Smart TVs and Android TV boxes are becoming new cybercrime targets in Kenya. According to new data, hackers are now targeting these devices using weak passwords, old software, and unsafe apps.
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🌡️ What qualifies as a Heat Wave in Kenya?
In the Kenyan context, a heat wave is defined as a period of three or more consecutive days of extremely high daytime temperatures that exceed locally determined thresholds and are associated with increased health risks ⚠️. Based on research using Kenya Meteorological Department temperature records and health data from major urban centres, the proposed thresholds for issuing heat-health alerts are:
🏙️ Nairobi: daily maximum temperature of 32°C or higher for three or more consecutive days
🌊 Kisumu: daily maximum temperature of 37°C or higher for three or more consecutive days
🏖️ Mombasa: daily maximum temperature of 36°C or higher for three or more consecutive days
These thresholds reflect local climate conditions and observed links between high temperatures and increased hospital visits, admissions, and mortality 🏥📈. When exceeded, they can be used to trigger heat-health action plans and emergency response measures 🚑, particularly to protect vulnerable populations 👶👵 in Kenya’s major urban centres.
📖 Read more on the @meteoKenya research behind Kenya’s heat thresholds:
preparecenter.org/resource/ident…
👀 Stay updated on the latest weather information through our official platforms ⬇️
📥 Weekly Forecast: meteo.go.ke/our-products/7…
📥 County Forecasts: meteo.go.ke/our-products/c…
📲 WhatsApp Channel: whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va…
🌦️ FASTA-Ken: tinyurl.com/FASTAweather
🌍 Website: meteo.go.ke
✅ Stay informed. Stay prepared.
#WeatherReady #ClimateSmart
Kenya Met Department 🇰🇪@MeteoKenya
KMD Clarification on Circulating Heat Wave Alert The Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) @MeteoKenya Kenya would like to clarify that the heat wave alert currently circulating on social media is not an official communication from KMD. We are aware of the message and urge members of the public to ignore it. As shown in KMD temperature climatology, January, February, and March are typically the hottest months in Kenya, and the warmer-than-average temperatures currently being experienced are normal for this period and consistent with the forecast. Weather Forecast for 27th January – 2nd February 2026: Predominantly sunny and dry conditions are expected over much of the country. However, isolated light rainfall is likely to occur in a few areas, particularly the Highlands east and west of the Rift Valley, the Rift Valley, the Lake Victoria Basin, the Coastal region, and the south-eastern lowlands. Average daytime (maximum) temperatures above 30°C are anticipated over the Coastal region, North-eastern and North-western Kenya, and parts of the south-eastern lowlands, the Lake Victoria Basin, the Rift Valley, and Western Kenya. Average night-time (minimum) temperatures are expected to be less than 10°C in some parts of the Central Highlands, the North and Central Rift Valley, Western Kenya, and in the vicinity of Mt. Kilimanjaro. KMD will continue to monitor conditions and will issue official advisories as necessary through its verified channels. Members of the public are encouraged to rely only on official KMD information and avoid sharing unverified weather messages. 👀 Stay updated on the latest weather information through our official platforms ⬇️ 📥 Weekly Forecast: meteo.go.ke/our-products/7… 📥 County Forecasts: meteo.go.ke/our-products/c… 📲 WhatsApp Channel: whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va… 🌦️ FASTA-Ken: tinyurl.com/FASTAweather 🌍 Website: meteo.go.ke ✅ Stay informed. Stay prepared. #WeatherReady #ClimateSmart Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD)
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Finally, no more spammy irrelevant shorts in search results 😃
I've been asking for this for a long time @YouTubeCreators
vidIQ@vidIQ
1/ BRAND NEW: Dedicated Shorts Filter You can now filter search results to show: - Only Shorts - Only long-form videos (VODs) No more mixed results when you're looking for one format or the other.
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Luhyas must always return home ‘kwa minajili ya sikukuu’ no matter what.
- 61B bus ilifika Busia safely (Frame 3 & 4)
📸Credit to owners
@anj_116_
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@techsawa What is the info button for on the LG Service remote? I can't find information online for that and I"m afraid to just try it.
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Unajua, what pisses me off about this whole discourse is the fact that CBD developments are only limited to few sections. Hua tunapigiwa picha ya Moi Avenue archives na that road at Kencom leading to KICC, then we all go frenzy on praising Nairobi and it's skyscrapers. Deep down, sisi wenye tuko uko kila siku we get disgusted a lot. Uncovered manholes, leaking underground sewage lines takes almost 2 days without anyone attending them, unevenly placed cabros that can trip you, small children forcing you to buy chocolates, kanjos only focused on collecting money from every moving matatu so they can allow people to alight, dangerously moving matatus hooting every second, boda boda riders using pedestrian walkways, traffic snarl ups that never end along Mombasa Road but yes, let's take pictures of traffic lights at night from dangerous angles and praise Nairobi for looking so damn beautiful.
Ngara looks like a street in Nigeria with litter from people's homes and oil spillage everywhere, Past Tom Mboya Avenue, River road, Kariokor, OTC, muthurwa looks like it's not part of Nairobi.
Until such a time all sections of Nairobi get the same treatment, nothing close to development is taking place.
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Hello @SafaricomPLC how am I getting subscribed to something I didn't subscribe and no knowledge about?
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This is what I'm talking about
Techsawa@techsawa
I absolutely hate these shopping QR codes @YouTube puts in the TV app. They are just a nuisance & I find my self wanting to pause the video and it opens up something completely different. If I wanted to buy something, I'll fish it from the the video description @YouTubeCreators
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I absolutely hate these shopping QR codes @YouTube puts in the TV app. They are just a nuisance & I find my self wanting to pause the video and it opens up something completely different. If I wanted to buy something, I'll fish it from the the video description
@YouTubeCreators
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